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If I had sex and 3 hours later I took a pregnancy test can it affect the pregnancy test?

No, it would not affect the results of your pregnancy test. However, the test could not tell you if you became pregnant from the sex that occurred three hours earlier. It would only tell you if you were already pregnant.

I am on the birth control pill and had my break whilst I was on my period, I finished my period on saturday and had unprotected sex on sunday, could I be pregnant?

As long as you are taking your pills correctly (around the same time everyday) and as long as you started a new pill pack on time, the pill provides adequate protection against pregnancy, even during your placebo pill week. Pregnancy is unlikely and the morning after pill is unnecessary.

However, if you were supposed to start a new pill pack on Sunday and you didn’t, pregnancy is a bit more likely since you’ve extended your hormone-free period. In that case, use the morning after pill within 72 hours of the unprotected sex to reduce your risk of pregnancy.

Me and my bf had unprotected sex all the time he always cum in me but when he came in me the last time I started having back lower abdominal pains sometimes I can’t stand up why is that?

Lower back pain can be caused by a number of different things, from a pulled muscle to a kidney infection. If the pain is so bad that you sometimes have trouble standing up, you should be evaluated by a medical professional. Contact your doctor right away.

If you do not wish to be pregnant, please do not continue to have unprotected sex. Use a method of birth control.  To reduce your risk of STDs, use condoms as well. Contact one of our offices if you would like to start a method of birth control. If you are worried that you may have contracted a sexually transmitted infection, call one of our offices for a free screening.

i had unprotected sex 5 days after me and my partner had one dose chlamydia treatment, have we contracted it again?

As long as you and your partner have not had sex with anyone else and as long as you were both treated at the same time, you should be fine. You both may want to consider being retested for chlamydia in 6-8 weeks just to be on the safe side.

Ive had unprotected sex over two months ago and my period has not come on yet. Ive taken three pregnancy test all negative. now i have a strange oder along with a discharge.

You may have some type of vaginal infection that may or may not have been sexually transmitted. Please contact one of our offices for an infection check appointment. We can also run a pregnancy test at the same time. If you live outside of our service area, contact your regular medical provider or locate a Family Planning office in your area. Amenorrhea (lack of menstrual bleeding) can occur for a number of different reasons. You really should be evaluated by a medical professional.

I was fooling around with my girl friend. I ejaculated pretty close to her vagina, and some of my sperm may, or may not have gotten on her vagina. She is on the pill reguarly, and just finished her period about 3 days ago. Also, to be safe after this, she took the Morning after pill. Is there any chance that she could preagant? (keep in mind i never penetrated her, but did use my fingers before I ejaculated-when some fluid got on her vagina and we wiped it away)

If your girlfriend takes her pill regularly (within a three hour time period every day) and if she started a new pack on time, there was no need for her to use the morning after pill. The pill provides adequate protection against pregnancy even during the placebo pills (the last week of pills when a period normally occurs). Pregnancy is highly unlikely because:

your girlfriend is on the pill
she also used the morning after pill
you did not ejaculate inside the vagina
the incident occurred just after she had her period

Because of the extra large dose of hormones your girlfriend received when she used the morning after pill, she may experience some menstrual irregularites. She may have some mid-cycle bleeding (bleeding during her hormone pills), she may have a much lighter period than she usually does, she may bleed fewer days during her next period, or she may miss her next period entirely. If she does miss her period, have her take a pregnancy test, just to be sure.

my boyfriend and i had sex for the 1st time the day after xmas but he didnt cum in me can i still get pregant what is the precentage of it…im 16 and i dont want my dad to no but if i am pregnant what can i do i dont want the baby…if i have to have an abortion what r the rules on that and how much would it cost i live in cali if that helps

The likelihood of pregnancy from the incident you described is extremely low. Unfortunately, I cannot give you a percentage as I was unable to find any statistics regarding pregnancy occurring from pre-ejaculatory fluid. The studies that have been done have mostly examined whether or not there is any motile sperm (sperm capable of moving and fertilizing an egg) in this fluid. Some of these studies have determined that there is no motile sperm and some have found that there is. Therefore, to be on the safe side we would recommend that you use the morning after pill within 72 hours of the incident. Since it is too late to do that, simply wait until your next period is due. If you miss it, take a pregnancy test. But again, pregnancy is unlikely.

If you and your boyfriend are going to continue to be intimate, please use a method of birth control from now on. Condoms can be purchased almost anywhere and are often free at some clinics. If you are interested in hormonal birth control (like the pill), find the nearest…

if i was came into yesterday but im on the pill, i cant be pregnant right?

If you are using your birth control pills correctly and consistently, and have been taking them for at least 7 days, then pregnancy is unlikely.

if im having cramps 2days after ihad unprotected sex what does this mean

Abdominal/ pelvic cramping may be due to several things. It may be caused by intestinal issues like gas or stool passing through the colon. It may be due to gynecological  issues such as pre-menstrual cramping or vaginal infections (yeast, bacterial vaginosis, STDs). Some women have pelvic cramping because of a bladder or urinary tract infection.

If your cramping continues, becomes worse, or you have discomfort with urination, consider having an infection check. Our clinics offer these at little to no cost, depending on your household size & income. Call one of our clinics to schedule an appointment.

i had an ultrasound approximately 9 weeks after sex, it showed no signs of pregnancy, this means im not pregnant right?

The most effective way to visualize a pregnancy in the early stages is by a trans-vaginal ultrasound (TVS). This is done by inserting the ultrasound probe into the vagina and visualizing the uterus through the vagina. An pelvic ultrasound (putting the probe over the lower part of the abdomen) is less accurate at diagnosing an early pregnancy, but may be effective a detecting an ectopic pregnancy.

When a woman has a positive pregnancy test, it is important to identify the location of the pregnancy. The fertilized egg (zygote) may be correctly implanted in the uterus, or it may have implanted in the fallopian tube.  Implantation in the fallopian tube is called an “ectopic pregnancy”. If the pregnancy is allowed to grow within the tube, it will cause the fallopian tube to rupture. This is a medical emergency which requires surgery.

If your ultrsound did not visualize a pregnancy in either your fallopian tube(s) or your uterus, then no, you should not be pregnant. However, if you continue to have positive pregnancy tests, or feel that you are having pregnancy symptoms, discuss this with your ob/gyn provider.